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Daily Learning Target(s): By the end of class, students will be able to...

  • analyze text as evidenced by writing and argumentative essay and completing EOC or OMAM analysis.

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  • None.
Homework:
  • None:
Essential Questions:
  • How do readers analyze text?

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  • Absent? Check the class website for assignments and handouts.
  • Bring binders and supplies to class every day.
‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍Agenda
1. Announcements/Pledge
2. Learning Log- Update every day with DLT, HW, Essential Questions, and Reminders.
3. Warm Up in Quadrant #1: Opinion
  • Do you think that hoodies should be banned at school to improve student behavior?
4. District Performance Task Continued
5. ATP/Senior Finals
  • Seniors will take the EOC final exam.
  • All other students will read OMAM and create a reading log:
    • Write the title and author across the top line
    1. Page Numbers Read: Record the page numbers you read today, ex- p. 23-37
    2. Quote Analysis:
      • Copy significant quote or sentence exactly as it appears in the text and page #.
      • Explain why the quote is important to the story or is significant in some way, what the reader learns (is it foreshadowing, characterization, simile, metaphor, figurative language, plot tension etc.)
    3. Quote Analysis:
      • Copy significant quote or sentence exactly as it appears in the text and page #.
      • Explain why the quote is important to the story or is significant in some way, what the reader learns (is it foreshadowing, characterization, simile, metaphor, figurative language, plot tension etc.)

4.Quote Analysis:
    • Copy significant quote or sentence exactly as it appears in the text and page #.
    • Explain why the quote is important to the story or is significant in some way, what the reader learns (is it foreshadowing, characterization, simile, metaphor, figurative language, plot tension etc.)